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"content": "During which years did it take Toyota nine months to sell a million units?",
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"Muralitharan"
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"Muralitharan"
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"Lasith Malinga"
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"Marcus Allen"
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"content": "What industries make up 19.4% of Ohio's work force?",
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"professional and technical services"
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"content": "What occupations in Ohio has less employees than manufacturing?",
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"professional"
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"Government"
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"content": "Which employs more Ohians, Professional and technical or industry and education sector?",
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"content": "Who lived longer, Henri Fayol or Alexander Hamilton Church?",
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"content": "What were all the Classical composers that used electric guitars in their composition in 1968?",
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